Was he a bully? Was he overbearing, trying to take all the turpentine off the free lands (lands not yet homesteaded)? Was he a man used to settling differences by violence? In the days of the open range, did he attempt to take other men's cattle? More...

By Rev. James L. Snyder Guest Column Like most Americans, I've been following the political race with great interest. I must confess having a little bit of difficulty figuring out which side is which. More...

October was "Make a Difference Month" and in honor of the occasion, the Woodmen of the World (WOW) Jackson Lodge and Beta Club students at Jackson Middle School (JMS) collaborated to present roses to residents at the Jackson Health Care Facility. More...

The Community Action Agency of Baldwin, Escambia, Clarke, Monroe and Conecuh Counties, Coffeeville Head Start Center, Coffeeville Pre- Kindergarten and Fulton Head Start Center have earned accreditation from the National Association for the Education More...

The Leroy Bears came into the homecoming game against Red Level Friday knowing that a win would seal Region 1 for them. The Bears prevailed on that and took a 26-16 victory and the region championship. More...

Good football teams figure out a way to win close ball games at the end and the Jackson Aggies did just that Friday as they came from behind to beat the Jaguars of Hillcrest-Evergreen 15-14 on the road in Evergreen last Friday night. More...